From dispatch to delivery
Describe collection, international and domestic legs, transhipments and any storage in transit. Door-to-door protection must be confirmed against the agreed start and end points.
Cargo and transit insurance concerns goods during an agreed movement, whether by sea, road, rail or air. The route, goods and terms of sale help establish whose interest needs to be insured and for which parts of the journey.
Importers, exporters, wholesalers and businesses with goods moving between locations.
Describe collection, international and domestic legs, transhipments and any storage in transit. Door-to-door protection must be confirmed against the agreed start and end points.
Broader accidental-damage terms and named-event terms offer different scopes. Packaging, temperature needs, loading methods and the nature of the goods affect the review.
Damage to goods is different from delay, market loss or inherent deterioration. Check exclusions and any specific extensions rather than assuming every loss on a shipment is insured.
Describe goods, values, packaging, trade terms, who bears risk, routes and modes, shipment frequency, handovers, temporary storage and loss history.
Do not assume every journey stage or storage period is insured. Review insured interests, territorial and transit limits, exclusions, packaging conditions and valuation.
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